I am a non-patient. How can I benefit from using the breather?

I am a non-patient. How can I benefit from using the breather?

Besides the positive effects respiratory muscle training (RMT) has on the strength of your respiratory muscles including chest wall muscles and diaphragm, regular RMT using the Breather can also lower your blood pressure, improve the quantity and quality of your sleep, increase your exercise capacity and performance, reduce neck and back pain and dramatically improve your quality of life.

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